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    Birch

    4.2 (325 reviews)
    ModerateNew American, Bars
    Open 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Max M.

    Visited Birch for the first time for a Saturday night dinner for a party of 2. We made a reservation ahead of time and upon entrance were greeted by friendly staff. The venue is truly beautiful, floor to ceiling windows, spacious and intimate seating, and you can tell the owners were very thoughtful with the table / seat placement. The food was great. We tried many dishes from the à la carte menu, notably the asparagus, brick chicken, and contramar-inspired fish were wonderful. The fish was served with a homemade masa tortilla which we really enjoyed. I like how the restaurant focuses on seasonal ingredients and did so in a simplistic but flavorful way. The staff were also so nice with writing a handwritten card for my partner for her birthday. Highly recommend!

    Bar Burger
    Sean W.

    When I want to go try new places, I go for happy hour. That way I don't mind if I'm disappointed. Trust me though, I was not disappointed by Birch. The bar program is good and the bar food is excellent. The shrimp skewers were tasty and were even tastier of you ate them with the herbs that they served. They aren't just a garnish. The burger was excellent! The bun was a little too sweet (think a Hawaiian style bun) but that was a minor quibble. We will come back here for dinner and re-review once we've had a full meal. I'm hoping to go up to 5* afterward. Looking forward to it!

    The spaghetti. No this is not a child's portion.
    Warren D.

    Date of visit: July 29, 2025 Definitely one of the more difficult reviews that I have submitted, and really would be easier I could go 3.5! First, the good: Easy to make a reservation through OpenTable (nothing throws a bigger wrench in my Type A plans than waiting 30 minutes for a table!), and unlike many establishments, they do actually read the comments you place in the reservation and there was a nice touch for our friend's birthday with a card signed by the staff. Also the decor is lovely with soft wood, large windows, and crisp table linens. Staff are all in traditional black, sans name tags, they have worked hard to define their brand through their look and their outdoor seating overlooks the fashionable Denim Park. The focaccia is hands down the best item on the menu; the bread is served warm (as all bread should be served) and the ricotta that comes with it is so buttery I thought it was butter! But the top is very difficult to cut through, even with the extra knife they brought. I say sanitize your hands and rip the damn thing, it will just be easier! On the not so good side: The menu is limited and overpriced for the volume of the dishes, such as the $14 ice cream that was barely enough for a single person. Don't get me wrong, it was very good, but all three of us could have had ice cream from Purple Door for less than the price of this one dish. The spaghetti entree was half a portion for about $20 and I did not care for the tomatoes served in the dish. The lemon pasta with corn was much better but is is VERY zesty, so consider that if that isn't your thing. It can be very hard to hear and staff appears to be trained not to bend down, which had us repeating ourselves often or asking staff to repeat themselves.

    We asked Jeff to surprise us......
    Jesse J.

    Not a smash burger but a smashing successful burger at the least. Sat in the bar, great and engaging service noisy bar vibe perfect for a burger night.

    Wood Roasted Carrots
    Bryan J.

    The expression "quality over quantity" aligns very well to Birch. The food is high quality, professionally crafted, and leaves you wanting more after each bite. The portions are on the smaller end, which is great for those who aren't wanting to have a to-go box or are watching their caloric intake. Birch creates a welcoming environment in the daytime and nighttime. The most recent visit was an evening dinner, where I ordered the Wood-Roasted Carrots, Ember-Roasted Walleye, and the Sweet Potato Cheesecake. All were delicious, although I was pleasantly surprised that the carrots were supposed to be served cold! My favorite was the walleye because of the wonderful, complex flavors within it and how fresh the fish was. I grew up eating fried walleye, so I was very intrigued how this would taste and it did not disappoint. I am also a cheesecake snob, and the sweet potato cheesecake was absolutely sensational. It was difficult not to order a second! Go visit Birch! You will not be disappointed.

    Fazzoletti
    Emmy L.

    Easy to get a last minute reservation for a Thursday night dinner. We were here to celebrate an accomplishment, and our server arranged for us to have a special walleye appetizer on the house. This was a very nice touch. He was extremely attentive and kept our waters full plus he immediately came to wipe up a small spill barely moments after he saw it happened. Food: The food was divine. We ordered lamb ribs as a starter, they were perfectly tender and well seasoned. They arrived shortly after we ordered them, along with a small wipe for our fingers. The pasta was fresh, delicious, and well complemented by the sauce and herbs. The pork chop is a very generous portion and perfectly prepared - "amazing" is the exact word my partner described it as. Drinks: Short but creative cocktail list with a good number of options that include mezcal. Our first course of drinks we ordered one from the menu that was well liked by my partner and I tried to order a gin fizz - my drink of choice - but was instead offered a Tom Collin's. This was good enough, but I would hope to have more variety of cocktails to accommodate an egg white drink. Our second order of drinks was a ramp martini and a manhattan. The martini was very garlicky as to be expected from a ramp based drink - unique flavor profile. I would have liked to see more N/A cocktail options. Ambiance: Well appointed restaurant that was bustling on a Thursday night. Ample natural light and healthy looking plants.

    Stuffed ravioli
    Emily M.

    Birch has long been my favorite spot in Milwaukee! We love to sit in the bar area when we're in the mood for a burger (best burger in town IMO). However, we also love the dining room, especially the chef's counter, where we sat this time. Watching the chefs work and call out orders is like watching a well orchestrated concert. You will be highly entertained by the precision in plating, but also how they work efficiently to ensure diners are getting the highest quality experience. The Birch menu is perfect for splitting multiple items. We usually start with the focaccia w/ whipped ricotta and one of the pastas (the stuffed ravioli rotates seasonally and is ALWAYS divine). This time we also got the crab pasta and the beet salad, which was bursting with so many flavors- a must get if you like beets. We ended with the brick chicken, which they split on two plate for us, and the blonde brownie. Always fabulous!

    beef tartare with a farm egg crepe & yuzu kosho aioli
    Danielle P.

    Birch has become a favorite spot for my husband I. We've had 2 phenomenal experiences sitting at the 'chef's counter' and ordering their tasting menu. The vibe in the restaurant is energizing and exciting - we really enjoy watching the kitchen work seamlessly, it always sparks fun conversation throughout our dining experience. The staff is so professional and informative, they really do a nice job tagging in and supporting each other to ensure that their dinner service runs like a well-oiled machine. We kicked off this visit with espresso martinis which let me tell you, I don't normally go for something like this, but we were headed to a concert and it felt appropriate. They were SO good. We opted for tequila and I highly recommend going this route vs. vodka. They have an espresso machine behind the bar so they know how to make them right here :). The tasting menu is incredibly generous and fairly priced for the quality and amount of food you receive. It is a 7-course meal that leaves you satisfied and feeling like you've gotten to taste everything on the menu. We decided after doing dinner here the first time that this is the only way we will ever order here! Some highlights from the tasting menu for us were the beef tartare with a farm egg crepe & yuzu kosho aioli, Autumn Frost Squash Soup (the flavors!!!), the hot-smoked steelhead troute with a smoked hot ham hock broth & sweet turnips, and the slow-cooked beef-filled pasta. The flavors are just bursting with every dish and the presentation is beautiful. Truly such a gem of a spot and they know how to make your experience memorable - don't walk, run to Birch! And do the tasting menu!

    NY Strip
    Jill B.

    Dinner date at Birch did not disappoint! We started winter citrus salad and garlic focaccia with house-made ricotta, then moved on to the brick chicken and contramar-inspired fish, which was so, so good. Wrapped it all up with the goat's milk cheesecake. The meal was paced perfectly and each dish was plated beautifully. All of the contrasts in textures and vibrant colors...every bite was incredible. The open kitchen provided a chance to see the action - it was impressive. We appreciated the spiritless beverage options - the grapefruit spritz was great. Our server was so helpful and attentive, all of the staff were very friendly, and the vibes were super chill. Can't wait to go back!

    Dry aged NY Strip
    Courtney G.

    I came here for a girls' night, and it was delicious! We ordered the garlic focaccia for the table, which was good with the butter on the side. It was nice and flavorful. For my entree, I was in the mood for steak, so I ordered the dry-aged New York strip, which came with chimichurri on top. It was cooked perfectly and was very flavorful. An oil and green purse on the bottom was nicely paired with the meat. The food came out quickly and the service was great.

    Ricotta Roe Tart
    Karen C.

    I came here on a weeknight to celebrate my birthday & it was a lovely time! The vibes were great and the restaurant was very comfortable. The staff were attentive and very nice. Drinks: O' Mama: this drink was so clear that looks clear water with a rosemary sprig! However the taste of the cocktail was well balanced and tasty. Birch Manhattan: a nice fall drink. Food: Ricotta Roe Tomato Bites: wow! So creamy and umami bite to start off the meal. What a nice surprise! Ricotta Filled Pasta: This was so delicious. The pasta was perfectly cooked and the chanterelles gave such an umami bite! Contramar- Inspired Fish: loved this inspired dish from the Mexico City Restaurant Contramar. The fish was cooked well and I loved the acidity of the dish. The freshly made tortillas had a great texture and went well with the fish. Brick Chicken: this perfectly seasoned crispy chicken dish was great! The peaches were so sweet and I loved the sweet and salty bites.

    Signage
    George K.

    I went to Birch for dinner with my wife for her birthday. We were seated right away and the host brought her a happy birthday card signed by all the staff which was a lovely gesture. Birch has a modern vibe. For food we shared a few dishes: Birch Manhattan: A nice boozy fall drink. A great take on a classic drink. Ricotta roe tomato bite: Packed with flavor and a great start to a wonderful meal. The roe and tomato paired well with the creamy ricotta and added a burst of brightness to this amuse. Ricotta filled pasta: Pasta was very tender and cooked to perfection. The richness of the ricotta paired well with the very sweet corn. Loved the inclusion of chantrelles. I would come back to eat this dish over and over again. Brick chicken: So good, very crispy skin on this chicken with just the right salt levels. I really enjoyed the bean salad which brought a lot of freshness to the dish Overall I really enjoyed my meal at Birch. All the food was great and the service was top notched. I can't wait to go back again.

    Veggie appatizer
    Ray Z.

    Went for the happy hour and was not disappointed one bit. The veggie appetizer was delicious and fun, my girlfriend who prefers fresh veggies over them cooked was so happy. Service was prompt and the manager was always doing rounds making sure everyone was pleased which was a nice thing to see. We got in right when the happy hour started and the bar was about half full and the dining area was pretty empty but got quite busy as the night continued. Gorgeous inside and love seeing the food being prepared. My burger was outstanding and the potato salad was remarkable and I hate potato salad usually. My girlfriend was very pleased with her chicken dish and I loved her side dish of a salad w roasted carrots, but again she kind of ate around the cooked veggies but loved everything else. Eclectic menu so if you're with a picky eater, you may want to preface them to look at the menu before hand.

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    Hometown old school bar and restaurant. Has a Cheers feel to it
    Hometown old school bar and restaurant. Has a Cheers feel to it
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    Historic Mackie Building, once the site of the Grain Exchange. Swingin Door is bottom right

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    Upstairs view
    Grilled oysters with pretzel and nduja
    Grilled oysters with pretzel and nduja
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